Practical application of Pentecostal theology in politics, economy and social issues
Isaiah 46:5 ASV To whom will ye liken me, and make me equal, and
compare me, that we may be like?
Having consideration of the rest of the bible, does this passage imply;
God has no equal
God has an equal – possibly Jesus
Is there more t…
I need some overview of Martinus de Boer’s views about the law of Moses and especially need to know if there are more scholars within the last few centuries who openly and clearly believe that the Sinai law was not given by God, or that Go…
Bob Jones’ replies to missing names, the riddle, & the lost generation…which would complete the 13th to the 14th & the total of 41 to 42. In say I ng that the name ‘Jerchoniak’ (sp) mean ‘God rises up’ as referring to the missing…
Jesus on earth is different from his glorified status after his resurrection. How is his progression to this same glory(John 17:5) distinct from, and similar to the proceeding children of God’s progression to glory(John 17:22)?
John 17:5
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How long did Elizabeth hide John the Baptist in a cave when Herod was killing babies?
Britannica.com says:
In 27/28 or 28/29 John attained prominence, not as a priest but as a prophet. He was active in the region of the lower Jordan valle…
So the soldiers came and broke the legs of the two men who had been crucified[cs] with Jesus,[ct] first the one and then the other.[cu]. But when they came to Jesus and saw that he was already dead, they did not break his legs. John 19:3…
1.The Nile turned to blood: "The river is blood. If one drinks from it, one rejects (it) as human and thirsts for water."
Frogs: "Frogs were throughout the land. Even the palace was filled with frogs. When they struck the v…
In The Clementine Gospel Tradition by Dennis Barton, the following comments are made:
Clement of Alexandria (c. 150-215) was a pupil of Pantoris, the first
great Christian teacher at Alexandria in Egypt. Clement records that
he himself ha…
Philippians 2:5 ASV
Have this mind in you, which was also in Christ Jesus:
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As a newbie here, perhaps this question is not proper for this venue. As a synthesizer, I want to have a most consistent cohesive understanding of our world created and maintained by YHWH. Other authors who address this? Shalom.
There are persuasive arguments for the crucifixion not being on a Friday. I guess the Friday hypothesis is based on the reference to it being before a Sabbath, and not knowing some of the details of those arguments.
But that would imply t…
Please understand that this question requires the ability to critically consider the Greek text, translate word-for-word, understand what it says, and explain its contextual significance.
Rev 3:10 (BLB) – Because you have kept the word of…